by Clint | Jan 31, 2008 | Cross-cultural perspectives, Key Lessons, Key Questions, Technologies for Intercultural Communication
Paul Rusesabagina spoke on Tuesday at BYU. I liked how he titled his presentation: “Hotel Rwanda: A story yet to be told” – because the story is not over yet, and each of us can be a small part of making it a better story than it otherwise would be....
by Clint | Jan 27, 2008 | Key Lessons, Religion
It is strange to have never met a person, and to still feel so close to him/her, like that person has made such a difference in your life, and even as if they are one of your most trusted friends. Gordon Bitner Hinckley was one of those people for me. His words have...
by Clint | Jan 25, 2008 | Cross-cultural perspectives, Intercultural communication, International business
The ambassador to the United States for the European Union (“His Excellency” John Bruton, former prime minister of Ireland), gave a Kennedy Center lecture at BYU yesterday. He shared a lot of interesting information about the EU, how it functions,...
by Clint | Jan 1, 2008 | Intercultural communication, Religion
Happy 2008! I have always admired Mohandas K. Gandhi, but that admiration and respect has been deepening as I decided to start this year by reading a book called “Words of Gandhi”. Just one of many quotes I have already enjoyed (that capture simple, yet...
